trotter . they remained close in terms of friendship with one another so trotter when he came to boston often stayed in trotter's house in dorchester. and when they are getting together to decide on this niagara movement, that conversation takes place in trotter's house in dorchester and initially their allied through this niagara movement that they both founded and trotter or dubois referred to him as john the baptist of the niagara movement. he gets all these people to come to boston and say we're going to found this new movement. the problem was his once the movement gets started and they around all of these talented members to be a member of it, trotter got mad becauseclemens morgan , his formerfriend , a lawyer , dubois puts him in charge of the niagara movement in boston and trotter rebels and basically then advertises the niagara movement in boston. it's one of the more shameful aspects of his life and it's one of the moments that i argue in the book changes the way that he tries to have

tucker isaacs, (180)209-1874, virginia trotter's father and william monroe trotter's grandfather, was one of these children. born free to a jewish merchant named david eye sakes and isaac's common law life named nancy west, tucker isaacs owned substantial property. the isaacs had familiar lymph and inhappy time to the hemsings and fossettes of mond chell the, tucker riff iowa was the daughter of the head blacksmith and cook at monticello. while thomas jefferson's will free oversees fossett in 18267, his wife and six children remained enslaved. after tucker and elizabeth married they continued to live in shaq with nancy west and various hemings and fossett kin as tucker saved money to purchase his wife, her five siblings and family members. virginia isaacs was their fourth child and younger daughter, born in charlottesville but brought up crossing when slave and free soil as tucker purchased his farm in 1848 she told her son marks reason trotter, about the muskets she and her sin legislation is hill beneath their feet. she also told monroe but here an, julia isaac, hemings, wife of sal

courtesy of the harlem globe trotters. it's always a lot of fun.yers had fun making it rain from the rafters. check it out. yes, actually from the rafters. and it goes in right from the cat walk. seduce mcclerken made the first ever trick shot challenging steph curry to a game of force. with that one. and steph, yeah, not so good. an h right now. the the globe trotters have two games today. today's 2:00 p.m. game you can see the debut. lucky xiang. the first ever chinese born globe trotterer opinion this morning the warrior president and chief operating officer tying the knot with his husband and the mayor london breed officiated. holding the ceremony in her office at city hall. he says it was a good day nine years in the making. big congrats to them this morning. >>> in sports the pregame hype is about over at this point. as you know this afternoon the 49ers will finally play the first playoff game at levi stadium. san francisco battling out the minnesota vikings in the nfc divisional game. the advantages odd makers have the niners favored by 7 po

howie: joining us right here in washington gayle trotter, host of the gayle trotter pod cass show andt, well, the legal objection to the question that abby phillips said, the question that she posed the fact that it was not evidence, moderator to essentially that she thought that elizabeth warren was telling the truth and bernie sanders was lying. howie: as lawyer you're banging the gavel and saying objection. >> banging the gavel. howie: president trump is a sexist that would weponized whatever he could against her and the fact that there's never been a female president and maybe she heard it differently. >> well, look, i think first of all, the second the story broke everybody i think in politics at least on the democratic side knew this was going to be a moment in the debate and i think there is a -- a, you know, there's a whole urge in the party to not have a division, to not have this kind of fight so there's going to be a lot of interest and did they call it or did they engage and i think that's -- that's why this moment was so -- i think abby phillips, the moderator, was doing,

in typical fashion however from call the whole process a hoax and accuse the trotters being politically driven. it's totally partisan we had 195 republican votes i guess we got the democrats actually came over to the republicans we had 195 to nothing to save us he will however have to address the charges more formally most likely in written form with careful consideration from his legal team. news washington correspondent all of us all it is keeping an eye on proceedings a huge day in american history you have 100 u.s. senators who've taken an oath of impartiality they're promising to act as jurors not politicians will they really be able to set aside party politics. well that cohen told me is the crucial question right now and the 5 frankly spoken also the result of the senate trial is pretty much clear even though we're just at the beginning of the trial and that is because republicans are uniting behind their president they are staying very much behind party lines at this point that also reflects the overall atmosphere here among american voters the country is probably polarized as n

courtesy of the harlem globe trotters. are always so much fun as only they do, a couple much players had some fun making it rain from the rafters. look at this. my gosh. talk about a trick shot from the cat walk. seduce mcclerken made the first ever trick shot. he challenged steph curry with that. we'll go ahead and say steph has an h already. they play in oakland next weekend. you can see the debut. the first ever chinese born globe trotter. >>> this war the warriors president and chief operating officer is a married man tying the knot with his husband. they held thor is men money in the office at city hall. a day nine years in the making and big congrats to them this morning. >>> the pree game hype is just about over this afternoon. the 49ers play the first ever plaintiff game at levi stadium. battling the minnesota vikings in the playoff game. las vegas odds makers have the nine esper favored by pennsylvania 7-point win. kickoff, 1:35 this afternoon. the warriors will play in memphis hoping to snap losing streak this mo

howard: joining us now, gayle trotter who today is launching the podcast the gayle trotter show rightd.c., griff jenkins, a fox news correspondent, and ray suarez, former correspondent for the pbs "newshour." gayle, president trump obviously taking plenty of media criticism for the airstrike that killed general soleimani, was it necessary. did the intel support it. my question is since his speech and his iran's spoons was rather puny -- response was rather pupilny, has the media response softened? >> i would say not. they're continuing to portray it as chaotic and that there's no long-term strategy. the most important thing in reviewing the media coverage of what transpired this past week is that the media has not shown, hasn't reflected this is the anti-benghazi. our embassy was attacked. we responded with lethal force immediately in a very surgical attack, and unfortunately in this week, we've seen that the mainstream media has been schilling for tehran's autocratic regime -- howard: wait, wait, stop you on that, schilling for tehran's regime? >> "the washington post" called soleima

now off to warmer climes we're heading to colombia our globe trotters steve has visited kali in the southwest of the country it's one of the oldest cities in the america of the self-proclaimed salsa capital of the world. yes you go see i mean you don't believe in this episode we don't explore the city of santa and we're going to do something trips out of the city this time with me as my buddy from germany that. we are hiking out with the said oh they left the base groups to help with this reprocessing to get an overview of kali and we already have on the way up pretty nicely. are you feeling. really clear from here. since we are any cell site well we need to learn some stuff sorry i missed the instructor have. a little group because i feel kind of let's get harder. as carly is the capital of us our 1st monument that includes one of the most famous musicians namely trying to buy the land and he was the founder of one each and he's from iran and the monument here is basically big from here and when you go into something you can see you will see. and the only thing to do if you want to check out

now off to warmer climes or heading to colombia our globe trotters steve han as visited colony in the southwest of the country it's one of the oldest cities in the america of the self-proclaimed capital of the world. yes me go see i mean you know in this episode we don't explore the city of salsa and we're going to do some day trips out of the city this time with me as my buddy from germany. we are hiking up to the said it would be less to be exclusive to help with the straight process to get an overview of cali and we already have on the way up pretty nicely. are you feeling. really cool for your from here. since we are in the south thank you. we need to learn from south america are you right and this seems. to have very little group because i feel that is it let's get to my heart. and scully is the capital for sale a monument that includes one of the most famous musician economists trying to buy the land and he was the founder of the nation he's from iran and the monument you see here is basically a picture from here and when you go into something you can see an amazing. thank. you.

. >> jimmy: no [ cheers and applause tariq trotter, everyone. trotter. ♪ [ cheers and applause finally, the fifth democratic debate was last week, and all the candidates came out swinging you know, i was gonna make a a joke about this, but i don't think it needs a joke. i think it needs to be slow jammed you know what i'm talking about, tariq >> tariq: yeah, jimmy, i think you're saying you'd like to "slow jam this news. >> jimmy: that's right i want to "slow jam the news," and i'm not the only one [ cheers and applause >> thank you [ cheers and applause thank you. [ cheers and applause thank you. hello. i'm senator bernie sanders, and i too would like too "slow jam this news. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: hit me five times! ♪ ♪ >> during last week's debate i went toe-to-toe with my fellow democrats on the issues that matter most. we need to defeat trump, the most dangerous president in american history [ cheers and applause but we need to do more we can no longer tolerate three people owning more wealth than the bottom half of america i have

now off to warmer climes we're heading to colombia our globe trotters visited colony in the southwest of the country it's one of the oldest cities in the america and the self-proclaimed capital of the world. yes you know me go see em when you don't really mean in this episode we don't explore the city of santa and we're going to do something out of the city this time with me as my buddy from germany. we are hiking up to the set at the last place for instance the hill with the story crosses to get an overview of kali and we already have on the way up pretty nicely . are you feeling. really cool here from here. since we are any so successful. we need to learn some stuff sorry you're right and this seems strange that our. little group because i feel it's good for my heart. and scully is the capital of course they're also more human than the kids and one of the most famous musician his name is trying to buy the land and he was the founder of information from god and the monument you see here is basically a big from that and when you go into the trumpet you can hear something. thank. you.

now off to warmer climes we're heading to colombia our globe trotters visited colony in the southwest of the country it's one of the oldest cities in the america and the self-proclaimed capital of the world. well i mean yes yeah me go see em when you don't act i lean in this episode we don't explore the city of santa and we're going to do some day trips out of the city this time with me as my buddy from germany that farm. we are hiking up to the settle the last 3 years since the hill with the story crosses to get an overview of cali and we already have on the way out pretty much. are you feeling. really cool here from here. since we are in the south side. we need to learn some stuff sorry you're right and being straight right now having little group because my time feel this. hard. and scholarly is the capital 1st also monuments dedicated to one of the most famous musicians is name a writer by the left and he was the founder of evolution. and the monument you see here is basically a big from that and when you go into something you can hear something missing. in this thing to do if you

now off to warmer climes or heading to colombia our globe trotters steve pain has visited colony in the southwest of the country it's one of the oldest cities in the america and the self-proclaimed capital of the world. well i mean yes me go see em when you don't act i mean in this episode we don't explore the city of salsa and we're going to do some day trips out of the city this time with me as my buddy from germany. we are hiking up to the set of the last 3 exclusives the hell with the st francis you get an overview of kali and we already have on the way up pretty nicely. are you feeling. really cool here from and. since we are any so secular. we need to learn some stuff sorry you're right and they're saying stray right yeah i have. a little group. i feel how does it let's get to my heart. as cali is the capital of course they also monuments it includes one of the most famous musician his name is trying to buy the land and he was the founder. and the money man you see here it's basically a big trumpet and when you go into something you can hear something we're singing. thank. you. an

now off to warmer climes we're heading to colombia our globe trotters steve hand has visited colony in the southwest of the country it's one of the oldest cities in the america and the self-proclaimed capital of the world. allow me ask me go see em when you don't really need in this episode we're going to explore the city of santa and we're going to do something out of the city this time with me as my buddy from germany that farm. we are hiking up to the set of the last 3 groups to help with the story process to get an overview of cali and we already have on the way out really nice. are you feeling. really cool here from here. since we are in the south thank you well we need to learn some stuff sorry you're right i've never seen street right yet i have. a little group. i feel kind of that's good hearted. as charlie is the capital of us our foresail monuments and it includes one of the most famous musicians his name is trying to buy the land and he was the founder of from the ground and the monument you see here is basically a big from him and when you go into the strumpet you can hear

in sporting news, juneau the otter rocked the rim and a harlem globe trotter jumped out of a plane.onship indoors. winter competitions bring dramatic moments, some before the games even start curling has become such a popular sport that sometimes you have to use the players as pieces but if you've ever felt like you were up a creek without a paddle, try going without a creek. this race was eventually canceled after a seemingly obvious discovery. >> kayaks are not designed to work on the snow >> reporter: other things that do not go together, a jacuzzi on a boat ballet and dinosaurs and a bunk bed of nails. so moving forward let's turn the chaos into art like pig-casso. it's reasonably expected to have a few hiccups on the journey just remember to stop and smell the flowers. >> this was absolutely the best story we've run so far in 2020 >> we were like smiling ear to ear. [ laughter ] i'm going to carry you on my back to the >>> and good morning to you. january 1st, new year's day, the first "today in the bay" newscast of the year and you made it. >> are you out there? >> somewhere i

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in typical fashion however from called the whole process one hopes and accused the trotters being politically driven. it's totally partisan we had 195 public votes i guess we got the democrats actually came over to republicans we had 195 to nothing to save us he will however have to address the charges more formally most likely in written form with careful consideration from his legal team. a washington correspondent for a solid has been following the impeachment proceedings and sent us this assessment . it was a big day in u.s. history president trump's impeachment trial has officially begun and $100.00 senators by the majority republican will now have to decide about the fate of the president the big question is can they really put party politics aside this time around and then live or a fair and balanced trial they have taken an oath to be impartial but it doesn't look like they can be witnesses will very likely not be allowed and the latest revelations of an associate of president trump's private lawyer might be damning but will hardly change the minds of the republican senators it's to a

you are called a jake trotter or jake stepper. in studying the various recipes for jake, american scientists learned some of the principles that would lead german scientists to develop nerve gases during world war ii. the second amendment that was passed in 1920 was surprisingly controversial and long overdue. it finally gave women the right to vote. despite bribes to the contrary that took place right out in the open right up to the last minute. in fact, there were occasions when in the middle of the aisles of various legislative houses, state legislative houses, you could see a lobbyist give a handful of bills to a legislator who would then nod his head. oppositionifying his to suffrage was now bought and paid for. but momentum trumps money in this case, and the 19th amendment was added to the constitution in the summer of 1920, ironically just a few months before the national election in which women would vote. men in votinged out of office the first the mill president of the united states. and so far, the only female president

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